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The Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Leuven) involves five themes which span the curriculum. Engineering, enterprise and education are connected to the societal role of design to improve people’s lives.
Collaboration, cross-professional experience, diversity and a plurality of world visions are crucial to the 5E engineering vision. The principles underlying the engineering curriculum at Campus Leuven create a learning and working environment that encourages ongoing personal and professional development simultaneously.
Programme outline
The Bachelor of Engineering Technology is an academic bachelor's programme consisting of three programme stages with a total of 180 ECTS.
The Bachelor’s programme comprises a common programme of three semesters that offer basic, scientific-technological training in the four major basic sciences: physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics. Plus a specific programme of 3 semesters designed for your major of choice.
Strengths
On this programme, engineering experiences are open and cross-disciplinary assignments, making you familiar with the engineering practice within different domains.
You will take on challenging projects in teams and sharpen your engineering and design skills. These experiences are presented annually in an Engineering Experiences Competition. The Faculty of Engineering Technology maintains close ties with universities around the world. At Campus Group T, more than 20% of the engineering students are international students. They represent 65 different nationalities. This network extends from Europe to China, Southeast Asia, India, Ethiopia and beyond.
Career perspectives
Our graduates enjoy excellent employment opportunities. They are resourceful, enterprising, inquiring, and have an open outlook as an engineer and a citizen of the world. The following fields are open: research and development, production, sales, services, quality assurance, safety, ICT, consulting, etc.
As an engineer with an internationally oriented education you will be particularly well-suited for embarking on a career at management level and/or to implement your own business idea. Several graduates continue on to PhD studies.
The Bachelor of Engineering Technology is offered at KU Leuven.
Questions about student life in Belgium, life at KU Leuven or more information about a specific course? Chat with our students: www.kuleuven/be/chatwithourstudents.
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For more information on the admission requirements, please visit the homepage of the programme.
For more information about our tuition fees, please visit www.kuleuven.be/tuitionfees
The living costs include the total expenses per month, covering accommodation, public transportation, utilities (electricity, internet), books and groceries.
Check the programme website for information about funding options.
Studyportals Tip: Students can search online for independent or external scholarships that can help fund their studies. Check the scholarships to see whether you are eligible to apply. Many scholarships are either merit-based or needs-based.
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